The Fellas 5 Podcast

In this episode, the Fellas continue from the previous episode and talk about some of the different ways that children are disciplined and some of the pluses and minuses of those methods, as it relates to helping them learn.

In this episode, the Fellas share their opinion on an interesting story about two 12-year-olds, which leads to a discussion about their thoughts on how to best teach and inform the young how to successfully navigate the world.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about self-service kiosks and the future of technology and how it may impact the future of work and of people.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about if there any importance to children being raised in a community and how community and "the culture" (Black culture) coincide, if they do at at all.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about whether or not people are owed the truth from others.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about what they feel are some of the dealbreakers and must-haves in their romantic relationships.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about, in the context of the Danny Masterson trial, their feelings on what it may mean or feel like to reconsider or recant an offering about someone's character.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the different ways that people are greeted and if some ways are more respectful than others, ultimately trying to determine what respect means and looks like.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss the concept of "God-given" talent, covering what it actual means and who has it.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about intrusive thoughts and having them, and discuss their feelings on the ability to control our thoughts.

In this episode, the Fellas recap their trip to Rehoboth Beach in Delaware for the year 2023, and discuss the "Harry Principle".

In this episode, the Fellas discuss a social media post that asks the question "If a man propose to a girl and she says 'No', is the relationship over?" and discuss their thoughts about their responses.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the importance of familial connections and how important they are to future generations and legacies.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about what they would leave to future generations and talk about what "enough" may mean and look like.

In today's episode, the Fellas talk about the unspoken "code" and "culture" of how things are/were done and whether or not it is/was the same experience for everyone.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about what masculinity looks like in society, how it compares to femininity, and if the distinction between the two even matters.

In this episode, the Fellas review and share the results of a personality test they all took and discuss what it is like being of those particular personalities. The test they took can be found here - https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test.

In this episode, the Fellas share their opinions about if there are any relationships worth fighting for and use a personal incident as a reference.

In this episode, the Fellas speak to a segment of an interview between two women, Eboni K. Williams and Iyanla Vanzant, where the question of dating a bus driver was posed by Vanzant to Williams and her response. The Fellas share their feelings about the response and what came up for them. Below is a link to one of the many links with more information about the interview: https://newsone.com/45754...

In this episode, the Fellas talk about NBA player Ja Morant and how some of his off-court behaviors may impact his future. They further the conversation by looking at the parallel between Morant's behavior and the behavior of today's youth, and what may be at the root of both.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about if it is ever too late to develop close friendships and some of the different ways of defining different types of relationships.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about saying "I love you" first, why we say "I love you", and some of the different ways that we show our love to others.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about if it is ever too late to "shoot your shot" with someone and where the strong friend goes when they need someone to be strong for them.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the idea of being average, where they consider what the term "average" actually means, if black people somehow accept or reject the concept of being average, and what average may look like in America.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the Women's NCAA Basketball Finals and how two different players that did the same thing were viewed very differently. Also, the Fellas discuss the rationale behind telling children to wash their hands.